1What is the duration of the Software Testing course in Rajkot?
The course is six months long, with 165-plus teaching hours spread over more than 100 live sessions; weekday and weekend groups both run. Weekday learners typically attend for about an hour a day, while weekend learners have two longer sittings per week.
2What is the fee for the Software Testing course in Rajkot?
₹17,500 plus 18% GST, i.e. ₹20,650. From Rajkot you pay the classroom price — no surcharge for online — with six monthly instalments of ₹3,442* available. The first payment is due only after you decide to continue past the free demo and two trial classes.
3Is there an Uncodemy centre in Rajkot?
No. Uncodemy's classrooms are only in Noida and Delhi. Rajkot learners join those batches live online, with the same trainers, syllabus and fee. If you visit Delhi-NCR for a wedding or a family event, a seat in the physical classroom can be arranged for those days at no extra charge, subject to availability.
4Can I learn software testing without a coding background?
Yes. Many Saurashtra learners start with no coding. Testing basics, manual methods, Agile and SQL fill Modules 1 to 4, and programming begins from zero in Module 5. If you can follow a rule carefully and write down what should happen, you already have the two mental habits testing depends on most.
5Is manual testing still in demand in 2026?
Manual testing still matters, but Rajkot and Ahmedabad job ads increasingly add automation and API skills. Hence the later modules on Selenium, Playwright, API scripting and AI-assisted QA. A tester who only does manual work is increasingly rare; one who does manual design plus automation plus API checks is exactly what most ads ask for.
6Should I learn manual testing or automation testing first?
Start with manual testing: good test ideas come before tools. A script merely repeats a test someone designed, so design is the core habit. Skipping manual is like learning to build bridges before understanding what a bridge has to bear.
7Which is better to learn: Selenium or Playwright?
Both, with 15 hours each. Many established Gujarat services suites use Selenium WebDriver; product teams often prefer Playwright. Your GitHub will show both, and interviewers often ask "which would you pick for this project, and why?" — you will have a real answer because you have built with both.
8Does the course include API testing?
Yes. Module 8 covers Postman and REST in 12 hours, and Module 9 adds 12 more on automated API and integration tests with token login. Dairy, dealer and payment systems all run on APIs, so interviewers ask about them regularly. You also test a real end-to-end flow (milk entry → API → bank → database) as part of Module 9.
9Does the course cover Generative AI in software testing?
Yes. Gen AI is used to brainstorm cases and dummy data in Module 10 (10 hours); Module 11 (12 hours) pairs you with ChatGPT and Copilot while coding. You check every answer. This is not a "look what AI can do" tour — it is a working lab where the AI's mistakes are the lesson.
10Will AI replace software testers?
No. AI changes where testers spend their time rather than replacing them. Drafts are fast now, yet people still have to understand users, judge results and sign off releases. The tester's job becomes more about judgement and less about typing — which is arguably a promotion, not a replacement.
11Is this course ISTQB certified?
No. The certificate is Uncodemy's. You will cover much of ISTQB Foundation Level early on (Modules 1–2 map closely); registering for that exam is a separate step you take yourself. Most of the syllabus will already feel familiar, so it becomes a revision job rather than new material.
12What is the salary of a software tester in Rajkot?
As a rough national picture: ₹3–5 LPA to start, ₹4–8 LPA in automation roles, ₹15–30 LPA for SDETs and QE leads. A Rajkot offer depends on skills, employer and experience; Uncodemy promises no figure. A purely local Rajkot role can start below Ahmedabad levels, while product firms and remote teams follow national bands.
13Can a fresher or non-IT graduate get a software testing job in Rajkot?
Yes. Rajkot software houses, Ahmedabad companies and remote employers regularly bring freshers into QA, from engineering, science and commerce alike. Interviews usually test design thinking, SQL, one automation tool and your projects; all are practised here, and hiring stays the employer's call. If you have a dairy, GIDC or jewellery background, mention it — domain knowledge plus testing is a valuable combination.
14What job roles can I apply for after this course?
Entry-level searches worth trying: manual tester, automation tester, API tester, Selenium or Playwright engineer. SDET and senior automation posts follow with experience. Some of our learners also move into business analyst or product roles once they understand how testing works — the QA viewpoint is surprisingly useful there.
15Are the classes live or recorded?
Every class is taught live by a trainer at its set time, and recordings are kept for revision. You can raise a doubt live in the class or in the doubt hour that many trainers hold on weekends. Recordings stay available for the duration of your course plus two months.
16Do you provide placement assistance to learners in Rajkot?
Yes. Online learners in Saurashtra receive the full placement service: CV and LinkedIn rewriting, mock rounds, coaching and leads from 850+ partners. No job is guaranteed. What we can say is that the CV rewrite, the mock interviews and the GitHub-based portfolio work are all included in the ₹20,650 — no hidden "placement package".
17Is a free demo class available before I enrol?
Yes. A no-cost online demo shows you a real class; ask the trainer whatever you like. Two trial classes are free under the present scheme too. If after those sessions you decide not to join, no cost is due — there is no obligation to move forward just because you took the demo.
18Can I attend at the Noida or Delhi branch if I visit NCR?
Yes. Because every mode follows the same syllabus, a trip to Delhi can include a classroom day at Noida or Delhi. Inform your counsellor first. Many of our Rajkot learners have taken advantage of this during a wedding trip or an exam visit to Delhi — it costs nothing extra.
19What hardware and internet do I need?
A laptop or desktop with at least 8 GB RAM and a stable broadband connection is recommended. During the monsoon, or if the broadband drops, a mobile hotspot is a practical backup. You will also need to install a modern browser (Chrome), Python or Java depending on your chosen language, and a Git client — installation guidance is provided in the first week.
20Will I get a project I can show to interviewers?
Yes — a full end-to-end capstone on the milk-collection app, plus smaller lab projects from every module. All of them live on your GitHub, so a recruiter can see real code and real test cases. The trainer reviews each repository as an Ahmedabad QA lead would, and only projects that survive the review stay in the final portfolio.
21How much time outside class will I need for practice?
Budget about 2–3 focused hours per week outside class for most modules, and slightly more during Modules 5–9 when you are coding. The course is designed so that a working professional with a family business and a college student can both finish it, but regular practice matters more than long single sessions.
22Can I switch batches mid-course?
Yes. If your shift changes, if a family function takes you to Jamnagar or Morbi for two weeks, or if you find a different time slot suits you better, a counsellor can switch you to another batch without losing hours. New batches start every month, so a workable replacement is almost always available.
23What if I miss a live class?
Every session is recorded and uploaded to your portal the same evening. You can catch up on your own time and still raise questions in the next live session or the weekend doubt hour. Recordings stay available for the duration of your course plus two months, so revision at the end is also covered.
24Do you offer support after the course ends?
Yes, continued support while you are active — mock interviews, resume tweaks, job leads from partner firms. The career desk stays reachable after the last class for learners who engage with it. The offer of a job itself is never in Uncodemy's hands, but the preparation never really stops while you are job-hunting.
